COG-UK and CanCOGeN are working together to share knowledge and protocols The COVID-19 Genomics UK (COG-UK) consortium is collaborating with […]
CGEn will receive $20 million in Federal funding to sequence the genomes of thousands of Canadians, in order to better
Enabling Canadian leadership in genomics research by supporting world-class research or technology development In 2019, using the infrastructure funded by
Professor Mark Caulfield, the interim Chief Executive at Genomics England and Professor of Clinical Pharmacology at Queen Mary University of
Among the largest predators in country, the Grizzly bear now has another claim to fame: the most complete genetic map
Diverse, large-scale health genomic resources are key to realizing the true potential of research, and to fully exploit the power of new health technologies based on artificial intelligence (AI), to improve health for all.
To commemorate the 150th Birthday of Canada in 2017 and to lay the foundation of Canadian excellence in research for the
The Personal Genome Project was supposed to revolutionize medicine, but the results reveal how much we still have to learn. Carolyn
Naveed Aziz joins SickKids as the Chief Administrative and Scientific Officer for Canada’s Genomics Enterprise (CGEn). Naveed comes from Genome Canada,
In March 2016, CGEn completed the installation of 15 HiSeq X instruments with a combined sequencing capacity of over 35,000
